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Show WARD ATTER PICTURE. Picture 13 Large One Containing Ornamental Or-namental Photographs of Giants, i'libune Special Sporting Service. NEW YORK, Jan. 19. John Montgomery Mont-gomery Ward, former baseball mnna-ger, mnna-ger, shortstop, lawyer and golf expert, wants his picture back, and has notified noti-fied James Conry, proprietor of the famous fam-ous iick Engel cafe on "West Twenty-seventh Twenty-seventh street, that he will come after it. The picture is a large one containing contain-ing ornamental photographs of the Giants or IS94. who finished second in the Isatioual leaguo pennant race, nnd then brought joy to the hearts of the local "fans" by beating the Oriole champions of Baltimore for the Temple cun. Ward, in a communication to Mr. Conry, who recently purchased the cafe announced that he had loaned the picture pic-ture of the late Nick Engel, with the distinct understanding that it was to bo returned, and added that he now desires to regain possession of the picture. pic-ture. Conry is of the opinion that he will retain the picture, as he holds that he purchased everything in the cafe when he closed tho deal. The Engel cafe was for many years the resort of the baseball cranks of the meiropolis, and tho wa Is were hung with photographs photo-graphs of all the leading players of the country. Among them was a particu-birly particu-birly good picture of the late Miko Kelly, taken at a time when he wns a S10.000 player This hag mysteriously disappeared nnd Conrv is mnkin" an I investigation. Mcnntime the patrons of the resort are anxiously awaitinc the clash between Messrs Ward and Conry Id tCr ReS t0 the cafo as pc' |
